If you grew up in the 1990s, the sight of a yellow or black multicart sticking out of a front-loading NES was a magical thing. Parents loved them because they were cheap; kids loved them because "1000 games in 1" sounded like a dream come true. Today, the nostalgic pull of these multicarts has moved from physical hardware to digital files—specifically, the
: Contains 400 distinct titles, though many versions include about 313 unique games with roughly 87 duplicates or "hacks".
: Beyond the first ~30 slots, the list often repeats the same games with different titles or modified starts (e.g., starting at a different level).